What is one way you can spend time connecting with God during the Advent season?

What gets in the way of you experiencing Jesus’ peace?

How does it change things for you knowing that God promises peace here and now?

In what area of your life has God said, “go” and you’ve said, “no!”?

If you had three days and three nights with no distractions, how do you think God might change you?

What does this tell you about what is important to God?

In what area of your life are you tempted to give up hope?

What experience do you have of God breathing new life into a situation?

What does this story tell you about the character of God?

What would the people you work with say about your character?

How does knowing that we have hope in God change your outlook on life?

What is one thing you can do to grow in integrity this week?

What is the seemingly insurmountable challenge in your life right now?

How does the reality of your life change when you can see that God is present with you? What is one thing you can do this week to encourage someone and help them see God present with them?

What are evidences in your life that you are a committed follower of Jesus?

How have you found that other “gods ultimately disappoint”?

What story of God’s faithfulness do you have to tell?

Where are you missing the “God Factor” in your life?

Which are you, a Christian or a disciple?

What gifts do you have that God might be able to use?

Sermon questions

What call does God have on your life?

What can you change in your life today so that it doesn’t end up being a regret later?

What keeps you from feeling like God can use you?

Where do you see God’s mighty hand at work?

How does God’s grace and power help you to trust him with your future?

What is the connection for you between remembering your baptism and thankfulness?

The very beginnings of harbor covenant took a lot commitment and even more faith. But for the founding members of Harbor covenant it was worth it to build soemthing with eternal impact. Michael white sits down with one of our founding members, Carolyn Holdych, to chat about what it took to start a church and what it takes 40 years later to keep it going.